Grandall May Join Hornell High Five at Titusville
Local sport notes report Grandall’s potential signing with Hornell for a summer league, with Pitler and Crandall meeting in Erie to discuss a contract. Franklin, Joe Harris, and other players are mentioned as possible links, while teams in Corry and Titusville prepare for weekend games and summer trials.
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Grandall
Hornell
Titusville
Frankie
Joe Harris
Tranklin
Minjor Teague
Imagox
Phige
Hot Springs
Ark
Joe Imbinder
Boston Red
Mathemick
What Beautiful Hair Miss Barnes Has in Parisian Says
An Ames advertisement touts a hair product claiming to make hair thick and lustrous. It attributes the effect to a Parisian formula and promises guaranteed results from N.7 hair invigourator.
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Miss Barnes
Ames
Advo
Return of Rube Benton Lifts Reds in Pennant Chase
Restoration of Rube Benton to good standing clears him to play in the National League. The Reds, with Benton and other lefties like Rixey, Borchard, and Dona, gain an edge in the pennant race. Pat Moran’s potential acquisition of Stan Sheehan could make Cincinnati favorites, as Landis’ decision is welcomed by many players and owners alike.
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Paul Hurler
Landis
National League
Henry 1
Farrell United Proms
New York
Rube Benton
Eough
Cincinnati Rede
Benton
St. Paul
Moran
Rixey
Pete Donafixe
Pat Moran
Sheehan
Reds
Garry Herrman
Ruston
Goth
Landi
Garne Mecrmiinitte Scrven
Fight Results Across Several Cities
Scranton reports Jamme Loughran Miladelphia defeated Jeff Smith in ten rounds with Loughran taking eight of the rounds. Moreesport lists Tim Drexler versus Young Montreal in a ten round bout. Charleroi has Joe Laurie defeating Sammy Ciminelli. Washington Pa notes Jacket defeating Young Nixon.
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Scranton
Jamme Loughran
Miladelphia
Jeff Smith
Tynokor
Loughran
Tim Drexler
Young Montreal
Washington
Jacket
Young Nixon
Spirals to Visit Keystones for Junior College Battle
Spirals travel to face the Keystones tonight with a strong lineup led by Bowers and Hall. The teams clash as both sides promise a competitive game following recent form and plans for Rughts.
Railroaders Meet Turnbuckle Tonight
Phe saurnad une Lumbuvkele tess are scheduled to meet this evening to play off their first contest. The game is a preliminary to the Roystons game and both teams seek a win in the Taduitial League. After this game the schedule shows Raymond-Radine remaining for March 10th.
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Phe Saurnad
Community service hosts boys basketball afternoon at Armory
Young players under ten participate in a community service event at the Armory. The Wild Cats beat the Wool-Palfs by two points as Hovey and Harvey score, with Richard Paulson drawing a foul and Crum earning the other. Next game set for Thursday afternoon.
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Woll
Armory
Ani
Wild Cats
Ueecure
Hovey
Harvey
Boy Scouts Plan Volley Ball Games
Boy Scouts assemble at the Armory Saturday evening to prepare for a volley ball tournament next Saturday. A mass drill will precede the games with the first Scouts present to participate.
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BOY Scouts
Masket Dail
Taamseypilal
Poyers
Advent Knops
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Community March and Episcopal Tea
Girl Scout Lewyers held an important meeting at the Municipal Building last evening. They planned to extend programs, with Regional Director Tollind to speak, decided to organize a youth Episcopal event next Tuesday, and approved the booster hint for a march to church after Sunday.
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Butteing
Iast Nvening
Tollind
Fenders
Chusol
Sleeping sickness epidemic hits New York
The New York health department reports thirty two new cases of encephalitis or sleeping sickness since Monday. The outbreak raises total cases to 360 with 114 deaths since January 1.
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New York
Gfister
Thev Health Department
Woman Murderer Intends Suicide After Conviction
A report notes Sue VonsK Baul Edn Saludes, convicted of murdering broker Oscils Mustellivra, plans self harm while in custody. Officials say she remains in a personal crisis and is being monitored at Tombs prison.
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Niw Vonsk
Baul Edn Saludes
Mustellivra
Lette Tila
Lea
TY Lichtenstein
Tombs
Corry Volley Ballers Defeat Jamestown in Semi Final
Corry Volley Ballers defeated Jamestown 18 12 in the first game and 15 8 in the second, then won 18 10 in the decisive third, to claim sectional honors. Jamestown guests joined Corry players after the match for a celebratory plan toward a spring visit.
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Corry
Jamestown
Ge Presbyterian Gymnasions
Jamestown Organization
Martin
SEP
Jur
Nelvony
Meares
Morse
Turiqquint
Cor
Messrs
Whitehead
Whittlesey
Postlewaite
Holden
Lagland
Clarence Miller
Laker
Joint Base Remedy Promises Quick Joint Relief
An advertisement touts Joint Base as a quick remedy for swollen stiff joints, claiming it penetrates skin to ease rheumatic pains and neuralgia. It highlights a rapid, bloodless application and markets low prices, urging readers to buy from local druggists.
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Liseley
Tsurdy
Tomas Downey
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